Yarrow (Achillea) – The Texture and Tenderness of a Wild Meadow

For us, yarrow is synonymous with "meadow" and "boho" style. It's a flower that brings incredible texture, softness, and a touch of untamed nature to every bouquet. Its dense, flat clusters, composed of hundreds of tiny florets, resemble lace and add an airy, romantic country feel to arrangements.

A Tip from our Florist, Bára: "I absolutely love using yarrow as a filler flower. It's the 'glue' of the whole bouquet. Its structure can beautifully connect large blooms, like sunflowers or dahlias, with the rest of the arrangement. Plus, it looks fantastic even when dried, making it a star in our dried bouquets."

Yarrow at a Glance: What You Should Know

Symbolism: Yarrow has a strong story. Its Latin name Achillea is derived from the hero Achilles, who allegedly used it to heal wounds. It is therefore a symbol of courage, strength, and healing.
Colors and Appearance: You'll most often see the classic white, but cultivated varieties span all colors from soft pink and cream to deep yellow, orange, or red.
Availability (Our Shop): It is a typical flower of the Czech summer and autumn.
Vase Life: Yarrow is incredibly durable. It lasts a very long time in a vase with clean water and holds its shape and color beautifully when dried.